Tables
Plain <table> markup. The theme styles every table the
same way: a thin rule above and below the table, a divider under the
header row, and tight vertical rhythm sized down half a step from body
text. No striping or grid lines — columns should read by alignment,
not borders.
Basic table
A simple three-column reference:
| Status | HTTP code | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
ok |
200 | Request completed successfully. |
created |
201 | A new resource was created. |
not_found |
404 | The requested resource doesn’t exist. |
conflict |
409 | The request conflicts with the current state. |
Header cells (<th> inside <thead>)
are centered; body cells (<td>) are left-aligned and
top-aligned. Wrap long content however the cell needs.
Cell alignment
Headers are centered by default; body cells are start-aligned. Override
either with an explicit style or a class:
| Method | Description | Calls/s |
|---|---|---|
GET /users |
List users, paginated. | 12,400 |
GET /users/:id |
Fetch a single user by id. | 48,920 |
POST /users |
Create a new user. | 312 |
Rich cell content
Cells aren’t restricted to a single paragraph — multi-line prose, lists, and inline code all work:
| Option | Effect |
|---|---|
data-language |
Sets the Shiki grammar for the block. When the value is
Common values:
|
data-embed |
Loads the block’s contents from a file relative to the page. The first line is replaced with the file’s text. See Embedding files for the path resolution rules. |
The first paragraph inside a cell has its top margin trimmed so the content lines up with the header row.